it doesn’t feel like the bone itself, feels more like the lining underneath my chest wall, and it affects about 2/3rd’s of my chest, than it radiates, the lining of my upper spine, than my trachea, and usually ends up at around my tonsils (tonsils are fine).

On two occassions it has gone to the outter lining of my entire brain.

It’s just like a raw pain, not screaming intense, but hurts enough to only be able to concentrate on it maybe lay in a weird position to try and get rid of it.

I’ve had my ekg, and only have a right bundle block, which is just an electrical problem with the heart where the ventricles fire at different times, and it’s not associated with chest pain. (its a new symptom though)

I’ve been a smoker for 9 years. im 27 now.

I get terrible fatigue while it’s happening, I don’t feel well. My body now dry heaves when I walk to fast and such. everything else is fine, my liver, my kidneys, thyroid, blood count etc. random blood sugar.

Should I just go get a chest X-ray? I asked for a throat x-ray but to no avail. Oh ya, and my ears won’t stop ringing now. I have tinnitus all day long. It’s most annoying when trying to sleep, all i hear is buuuzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. so something definately isn’t right, since tinnitus is just a symptom for something else.
as well, my urine is extremely foamy. dark or clear it’s really foamy. it’s never been like that b4.

any educated guesses????
oh yeah, I don’t get shortness of breath, but what I do get is a sensation of not enough oxygen. I would be in screaming pain if a lung collapsed right? I just muscle through the pain, anywhere from 1-5hrs once a week usually.

Hi, i’ve recently got tinnitus and i’ve been to the doctors about 5 times and they really haven’t helped,

i had an ear infection so they gave me antibiotics. the pressure was low in my left ear too.
I’ve been reading around the internet and people say it could be blood pressure – my doctors didn’t measure my blood pressure??? why not?
Both my ears also have been making popping/cracking noises when i swallow with or without food and sometimes my left ear has been feeling like its full (possibly fluid in middle ear?)

If a number of things can cause tinnitus why were they not explored by my doctor? Is it a case that i should make an appointment at the hospital to go to ENT and get it properly looked at or as a lot seem to say learn to live with it?

My tinnitus seems to get worse when i listen to any music – not even that loud!

Regards

A loud speaking person I try to stay away from this irriitates me and people with a rasping voice or speech pattern is hard to understand unless you are paying to what there are saying.

am 26 yrs male, history is:
1. tinnitus both ears
2. hyper accusis both ears
3. ear drum rupture(one ear only) January 2006 but apparently it had healed.
4. Some days after that incident i started feeling like aa sensation of wind passing in my ears. this happens mostly when i wake up and the eustochean tubes are kind of waking up.

1 month ago, i started feeling like my ear was clogged, so i thought something like deep ear wax or something, made an appointment with doc, which is next week. I was feeling somehow like i’m losing my hearing or something but since i have it in mind that it’s probably just wax, i felt relaxed . However today, i woke up at 2 am, and i start feeling a loud sound as if shaking a salt container right next to my ear(right). This happens at the exact time as #4 above happpens. but this is like a direct real sound coming from inside the ear.not tinnitus, this is no ringing. can there be a solution for me to the clog and saltshaker sensations?i’m worried.

I had no problems with my hearing my entire life.

When I woke up in the morning I had a sort of blocked ear and a hair clipper sound in my ear, that is going on right now.

Nothing I did last night could have caused it.

All I can think is that I have been wearing blue Bluetooth and wireless headphones

What could have caused this.

Apparently according to my grandmother, we have a family history of Carotid atherosclerosis, and she herself has had three strokes. I get symptoms of Postural hypotension, including the numb hands, tinnitus and bad headaches in my temples/ behind my eyes. Plus I have passed out thrice in the last two months. What are the chances that I could be developing this? I’m 126 lb., 5′9 and the BMI said I was underweight… She also had epilepsy!
I notice little chest pains with shortness of breath every few hours too, but I got used to that, I never worried about it! :/
I’m not deficient on anything though, I got my blood tested the first time I passed out and he said that everything was normal. D:

This is a paragraph that I am supposed to correct the punctuation on…Please help……

The patient, 23, present with underlying problems with headaches migrainous in nature. She has underlying depression and was recently started on effexor seventy-five milligrams, long acting tablets, one a day by neurology and her family practice doctor. This seems to have taken care of the headaches but in the last month she has had some dizziness. Mosty when she sits or stands. It does not nother her in bed at night. It has a vertiginous component. She gets dizzy, she says it is like “riding on a merry go round.” She has these symptoms a couple times a day when she sits and leans back for awhile they go away. No accompanying tinnitus or hearing loss or other focal neurologic deficits. Symptoms of depression. Some better but not gone. She still has crying spells but not as often. Still complains of lack of motivation and lack of energy but this is better than before. She still has some early morning awakening and memory difficulties but these are some better. She takes injections of progestin or provera for birth control. Urine pregnancy test is negative.
Obviously it needs more than that but did I ask for anything else. No. The only thing I have been asked to correct is the punctuation.

does it only aggravate it or does it do permanent damage?

I think I may have damaged mine. I’ve noticed you can feel the bass vibrating your brain, I never thought it was good but heck, I took my chances.

I feel off balance sometimes, especially if I turn my head too quickly my brain feels like it has to catch up with my head momentarily. If I turn suddenly when walking, I have to think about not losing balance in order to appear not drunk.

I also have a slight case of tinnitus and a blood test has indicated I may have mild hypothyroidism (which I’m hoping is the cause because I will soon be on medication for it if the follow up blood test indicates I do need treatment).

I noticed the other day that a squiggly sounding synthesizer sound (high pitch) seemed to aggravate my balance problem momentarily, that’s why I’m starting to think it may have been the subs that caused it.

I always had ear infections and problems with my ears as a child. For about 6 years I have had a CONSTANT ringing in my ears. It gets louder at night or when I’m sick and it drives me crazy and makes it very hard to concentrate/stay focused. I have been to my doctor, clinics and other doctors…basically I have learned it was probably caused by being exposed to smoke (my dad always smoked in the house when I was growing up, or being exposed to loud noise…I went to a few concerts before it started…but not many. My doctor kept prescribing me nasal spray but that never did anything. Another doctor told me there is nothing to be done about it and that it is an "inconvenience" I will have to live with forever. I have heard or seen adds for products or surgeries that can help but I don’t know much about them. If anyone knows of any possible solutions, please help! Thank you!